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Here's the 'Good News' happening across Central Georgia (October 9-15)

A look back on the week that was!

MACON, Ga. — 1. Bibb County teacher writes book to help grieving moms after losing two children of her own

During the day, she's a writing lab teacher helping students how to improve their writing skills and share their stories. Outside the classroom, Tiffany Madison is a mom who has experienced the loss of two babies.

2. 'I can't believe it' Houston County Habitat for Humanity helps Warner Robins women become home owners

Houston County Habitat for Humanity is helping people in the community become homeowners. October 8 they began work on their 2022 Women's Build Project. This is the organization's 68th home build. The project is being built in Warner Robins on E. Imperial Circle.

3. She started going to church at an early age. Now at 100, she creates sense of home for others

Born on October 12, 1922 in Colquitt, Georgia, the oldest of eight children, Jesse Vinson’s parents raised her in a Christian home surrounded by love and affection. Even when twice widowed, she used her faith to help her neighbors and family by sharing with them. She would invite them to church and collect donations for bereaved families.  

4. The Sunshine House: Washington County opens first child-advocacy center

There is a new place for children and families to go if they have experienced traumatic events like domestic violence, sexual abuse, and even drug endangerment. Earlier this month, The Sunshine House Regional Child Advocacy Center opened their first center in Washington County. 

5. 'Fight Cancer in All Colors' 5k held in Milledgeville

If you were out on Saturday morning in Milledgeville, you may have seen pink balloons floating across the sky. The event included a balloon release, a "survivors lap", and a smoke and fireworks show, in addition to the 5k itself.

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